The big boy who left this half of his hat rack behind has been stealing vegetation from my cow herd for a long time. I'm counting this half as six points but some might want to count seven. Danged white-tails. Stumbled onto this "deposit" while strolling over to check on a newborn calf a few days ago. I'm not about to go searching for the other half. This was close enough to a perimeter fence that my bet is it came off while landing. Besides, if I went searching for the mate I would probably find several others of various sizes first, both smaller and larger.
Looks the one that flattened my front tire one day in an old corn field....and I did add it to my collection of found antlers...
[SARCASM]So, I'm guessing there are plenty of "no trespassing" signs printed in English and whatever language deer speak posted every few feet along the perimeter of your property? [/SARCASM]
Holy Cow, post: 408105, member: 50 wrote: I'm counting this half as six points....
Do they have a different abacus in Kansas?
They are supposed to note the posts painted purple which signify a need for written permission. None have ever asked for permission so far.
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The sixth one sort of blends in with the lower portion. Some would want to count the tiny "dangler" going down from that.
Here's a better view of that one.
Lucky you didn't find it with a tractor tire. I've got several that turned up there or in a combine tire. Don't think I've ever had one flatten a tire, the usually end up stuck in a tread.
